I recently sold GUD, my only CDN. or US. Health Care holding. Could you recommend one or more replacements for me? Not sure what your current suggested health Care portfolio weighting should be but that might figure into your response.
I read something recently that indicated that the S&P/TSX Health Care index is down 58% between March 2021 and 2022, might that be correct? If so, would you say this would be a good time to be buying?
Q: Thinking of getting back into 1 or 2 real estate companies. Looking at IIP.un and MEQ. Can I have your opinion on these thwo? Are there others you would consider over the next 3 years?
Q: Good morning 5i
Recently someone asked a question about how to manage cyclical stocks in a largely buy and hold portfolio. You said, i believe, that a good strategy is to always hold a certain percentage of cyclical stocks. There have been many questions recently about Tfii. With its rapid fall I have been wondering what percentage should one hold of an individual cyclical stock. Say, for instance, if one used 5 percent as a full position.
Thanks as always for your excellent service
Q: Hi folks...I admit know little on managing gas emissions, carbon tax, etc...but does not Questor specialize in this field??...I see it is in "Growth Portfolio" for awhile...Q3 showed some promise and guessing Q4 results soon....are U still positive on company..and does all announcements by Fed Gov't on "climate change, etc"...potentially benefit Questor....management good?..& who is competitiion...Buy/Hold/Sell.....thanks as always, jb Piedmont QC
What is causing Topicus and Gladstone Land Corp to surge today (Friday April 8th) and Lithium Americas to decline when the recent news from USA was very positive on the metal. Thanks very much
Looking for additional exposure in the semi-conductor market. I currently already have a 3% weighting in NVDA. I am looking to potential start a position in AMD or INTC.
Your previous answers to questions suggest you favour AMD (after NVDA) given the companies recent execution.
However, INTC seems to be turning a corner with there plans to build new plants in Arizona in the next few years and change in management. Based on its current valuation (cheap compared to AMD) the current tailwinds of 'on shoring' it seems to me a compelling buy compared to AMD.
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Appreciate all you do.
Q: What has been going on with Topicus the last 4-5 trading sessions? Has gone from $90 range to $112 top, despite tech stocks falling like knives in those sessions. Any insight? Thx
Q: With this announcement what would you expect in terms of stock performance going forward if approved? Would you have concerns with this if you were an investor? Long term I believe this best of breed company will be fine but if the stock price will drop a fair bit I would rather add at lower levels. I feel like this is a pretty big dilution but what is your opinion? Thanks
Nvidia seeks approval to double authorized shares to 8 bln
April 8 (Reuters) - Chipmaker Nvidia Corp said on Friday it would seek shareholders' approval to increase the number of authorized shares of common stock to 8 billion from 4 billion.
Q: Good Morning,
NRGI does not currently show its holdings. Are ETFs required to show their holdings and should I expect to see this information on their website soon?
Thanks
Q: Peter; The following might be part of the reason the stock is struggling- re question from Curtis
Walmart raises truckers’ starting salary to as much as $110,000 a year. The pay bump, from $87,500, comes as companies deal with a shortage of long-haul truckers. Relatedly, the video game developer Activision agreed to convert 1,100 of its temporary employees to full-time status, a sign that workers might be gaining more bargaining power.
Q: Leaps vs buying the shares. I am looking at purchasing 2023 in the money call options for these 2 companies instead of the stock. Is this advisable?
Q: I would appreciate an updated outlook on Goodfood Markets. I note that the convertible debentures FOOD.PR.A (maturity Mar. 2027) have dropped 25% in the past 6 weeks. Does this indicate a serious risk of bankruptcy within 5 years?
This question is mainly for Peter because of his long experience.
It is obvious that rates will rise significantly in 2022 and maybe 2023 due to high inflation. And at the same time it also seems very likely that there will be a recession in 12 to 18 months. My question is how can central banks react in such an environment? Will they start cutting rates when the recession is on the horizon or is it possible that they will leave them stable for a more or less extended period, even in a recession?
your web site says the D/E for DOL is 155.9.
This seems high and doesn't make a lot of sense because I believe you
like the stock. Can you help explain. What is the balance sheet of the company like? Do they have much debt to be concerned about in a rising interest rate environment?